Hello, I'm trying to set my git config like this (fetch.recurseSubmodules = on-demand) and (submodule.recurse = true). The goal is to do fetch & submodule update if-and-only-if the pointed-to commit changes. However, it seems with this config a git pull will act as if fetch.recurseSubmodules was set to true (instead of on-demand) and do a fetch on all of the submodules. For me this does not correspond to the documentation (which says the value of submodule.recurse will only be used if fetch.recurseSubmodules is NOT set). I would have thought that this recent commit: https://github.com/git/git/commit/ed54e1b31ad1a9a35ef6c23024d325a2c4d85221 describes this scenario and fixed it, but I still have that behaviour (git 2.37.3). Maybe that patch only covered true/false settings for fetch.recurseSubmodules and doesn't properly handle the on-demand setting? Is what I see the intended behaviour? Is it possible in any way to configure git to only fetch & update submodules if the pointed-to commit changes? Kind regards, Pieter-Jan
